A Through-hole Antenna Array for Joint Optical and Millimeter Sensing Applications

Qian, Sixian; Meng, Lulu; Huang, Zhixiang; Li, Yingsong; Loh, Tian Hong

doi:10.23919/aces57841.2023.10114711

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“…Wu et al [31] proposed a 3D all-metal antenna array for motor vehicle radar with an extensive operational bandwidth and low sidelobe level. Qian et al [32] devised a through-hole antenna array for combined optical and millimeter sensing, incorporating optical imaging cameras to deliver good sensing results. The proposed antenna array by Tang et al [33].…”

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Innovations and Applications of Millimeter Wave Antennas: A Literature Review

Garcia,

Arboleda

2024

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Millimeter wave antennas have significance for high-speed, high-capacity wireless communication, delivering substantial advantages and an array of applications. This literature review analyzes the historical development, assessment of performance, difficulties with design, and contemporary applications in telecommunications, radar systems, and imaging. It covers the development of technology, especially within the context of 5G and beyond, and focuses at several antenna designs that deal with technical issues including reduction and impedance matching. The review also studies the effect of design on efficiency and bandwidth, identifying research gaps and potential futures, notably in terms of 5G technology. The commitment to develop millimeter wave antenna technology for next-generation wireless networks is evident, underlining the need of continued research and development.

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